41 North Street, Owston Ferry, Doncaster

Welcome to this outstanding freehold detached bungalow located in the sought-after, quiet village of Owston Ferry - available to purchase with no chain. Extended seamlessly, the house now offers plenty of space to accommodate family life with a west-facing garden and substantial double garage the cherry on top of the cake - if you're looking for a multi-generational living opportunity, the potential for an annexe (or workshop) is there for all to see, all encased on a plot of 0.17acres. This property offers a selection of reception rooms to suit your every mood - conservatory, lounge and Diner. Warm cosy nights in front of the roaring fire, or summer nights star gazing with a glass of wine, to entertaining family and friends.

The Kitchen Diner is the warm heart of this home. Fitted with extensive cabinetry and high-gloss worktops, it blends classic farmhouse vibes with modern practicality. It features a built-in double oven (for the Sunday roast), a gas hob, and triple glazing to keep the warmth in.

The Spacious Living Room is a showstopper. Anchored by a handsome multi-fuel cast iron stove set in a brick chamber, this is the room where you'll spend your winters. In the summer, open the door to the Conservatory and let the garden life drift in.

A separate formal Dining Room connects seamlessly to the hallway, offering a dedicated space for dinner parties or family gatherings.

With four Double Bedrooms, the layout can easily adapt to a growing family, a hobbyist needing workspace, or those requiring an annex for an elderly relative or independent teenager. Both front bedrooms benefit from triple glazing to ensure a silent night's sleep. The master bedroom features fitted wardrobes, while the third and fourth bedrooms are generous doubles located toward the quiet rear of the property.

No more morning queues for the bathroom here. The Family Bathroom is a sanctuary featuring a four-piece suite, including a luxurious free-standing roll-top bath and a separate shower. Additionally, there is a separate, modern Shower Room with a double walk-in cubicle.

For many buyers, the Double Garage is the main event. Not just a garage; it is a workshop, a studio, or a mechanic's dream. Measuring a whopping 6.95m x 6.45m, it features a High-top timber gate (perfect for vans or caravans). An inspection pit (for the classic car enthusiast). Power, lighting, and triple glazing. A staircase leading to a mezzanine floor. It is ripe for conversion into a separate dwelling, office, or gym (subject to planning), or simply kept as the ultimate workshop.

Towards the front, a substantial pebbled driveway offers ample off-road parking for an excellent number of vehicles—boat, caravan, or even a fleet of cars. The rear garden enjoys a South-Westerly aspect, meaning you get the best of the afternoon and evening sun. It is principally lawned with a flagged patio for the BBQ.

For those looking to embrace the rural lifestyle, there is a large vegetable garden and sleeper-raised borders. It's time to plant those potatoes and live the "Good Life."

Owston Ferry (population 1328) is an ideal commuter village only 7 miles south of M180 J2 and 4 miles south of the fashionable historic character town of Epworth. Located on the west bank of the River Trent within the historic Isle of Axholme, Owston Ferry was once a bustling river port, shipping goods to Hull and Gainsborough. Today, the packet boats are gone, replaced by a peaceful village atmosphere that feels miles away from the grind. The village sits on the site of the ancient Kinnard's Ferry Castle (a motte-and-bailey fortification), offering a rich tapestry of history right on your doorstep.

Owston Ferry offers a local Primary School, a lovely period Parish Church and Chapel, old Market Place, community Post Office, 2 Public Houses, Old Smithy Museum, central village recreation grounds, and thriving Village Hall, Bowls, and Billiards Clubs, and other local organisations. The surrounding bridleways and footpaths perfectly cater for walks and equestrian activities. Kirkden Paddocks is 7 miles away. Lincolnshire Golf Course & the Grade II listed Hirst Priory are just 7 miles north. The nearest swimming pool is situated at Epworth. For those demanding a sea view on their days out, beautiful Bridlington is less than 80mins away by car.

For socialising, the village does not disappoint. You have the choice of The White Hart or the popular Crooked Billet, famous for its food and riverside views—perfect for watching the world float by. While the village retains a local post office and store for essentials, you are just a short drive from the historic town of Epworth (home of the Wesleys), which offers boutique shops, larger grocery stores, doctors, swimming pools & leisure centres.

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Kitchen

4.36m x 3.35m - 14'4" x 10'12"

Utility Room

3.31m x 2.04m - 10'10" x 6'8"

Living Room

5.97m x 4.83m - 19'7" x 15'10"

Conservatory

4.4m x 3.68m - 14'5" x 12'1"

Dining Room

4.34m x 2.6m - 14'3" x 8'6"

Family Bathroom

2.84m x 2.72m - 9'4" x 8'11"

Shower Room

2.92m x 1.15m - 9'7" x 3'9"

Bedroom 1

4.93m x 2.84m - 16'2" x 9'4"

Bedroom 2

3.35m x 3.25m - 10'12" x 10'8"

Bedroom 3

4.65m x 2.72m - 15'3" x 8'11"

Bedroom 4

3.7m x 2.67m - 12'2" x 8'9"

Double Garage

6.95m x 6.45m - 22'10" x 21'2"